it's time for another pink saturday hosted by beverly. the picture below is so strange. my japanese magnolia is blooming again. this tree usually blooms only once a year during february. this happened after katrina too. my mom says that it's because the weather shocks the plants. i like to think it's God giving us some beauty and hope through the earth.
it's a beautiful tree.
although these are not pink, i had one petunia and one impatiens flower bloom too. these plants were almost dead. so odd and so lovely.
hope you all have a lovely pink week and find some love and sweetness through the earth. take care.
32 comments:
Happy Pink Saturday, Sue.
What a gorgeous bloom. I believe God always gives us reason to hope. We are all so blessed.
Your magnolia is breathtaking. We don't have that in Kansas(and they certainly wouldn't bloom in february if we did!) Take care.
I've always loved magnolias. We can't grow a magnolia tree out here in West Texas very well..so hot and windy.
Thanks for sharing...
Plants and trees blooming demonstrate that God is good. Happy Pink Saturday.
Love your pretty flowers and the garden fence. :) Hope you are feeling better soon. :) Happy Pink Saturday !!
Happy Pink Saturday!
Lovely PINK flowers!
~ Gabriela ~
How interesting that the magnolia is blooming now! It's a lovely bloom. What a gift.
Have a nice Pink Saturday!
Good Morning. I really enjoy seeing a Magnolia in bloom. So beautiful. have a great weekend...
How beautiful! Happy Pink Saturday! Suzie
Happy Pink Saturday! My sister Karen from Scrapbookofinspiration.blogspot.com introduced me to Pink Saturday and today is my first day participating.
Your pink post today is pretty and your blog is very nice!
Susan
Happy Pink Saturday. I have an ornamental magnolia too that blooms in early Spring just like yours. Then it will throw out an occasional bloom all summer.
I'm another that can't grow Magnolia, too cold, too short warm season. Such a beautiful tree! Happy pinky. C&G Design
I sure hope your ankle is feeling better! Happy Pink Saturday, ooohh the magnolia is luscious!
I love your flowers. Pretty Tree. Definately a gift from God!!! Happy Pink Saturday. hugs, Ellen
Sue, that bloom is just beautiful! Thanks for dropping by my place for a visit! Happy Pink Saturday to you :0)
Lovely blossom!! I enjoyed visiting your blog and hope your tendons and ankle heal fast! Take care~
Happy Pink Saturday, Sue. I love the magnolia blooms. The impatience and petunia blooms are a pleasant surprise. I have a few impatience plants that seemed to appear from no where. I love the knitted hat that you made for your niece. The look on your grandson's face is delightful.
Sweetie
Beautiful tree and flowers.
I saw your lovely blue "boot"....been there, done that...ugh. Hope it feels better soon.
Your storm post sounded very harrowing. Glad that you are all safe!
Take Care,
Stephanie
Sue, your Japanese magnolia is gorgeous. It is the most delicate color of pink. I know how special it is to see a bloom that comes up when it shouldn't. I would show it too.
Hugs, Jeanne
Beautifulbloom...my lillie was suppose to be dying but they are blooming again. Lovely pink post...Nice to mmet you...I read your blog...I wanted to let you know my prayers was with you all during both storm. Glad you all are okay. You have a happy pink Saturday.Katherinelln
I love those trees! Happy Pink Saturday!
Happy Pink Saturday Sue! Love your Pink sweetness of the earth! Hugs, Maryjane
Hello Sue, When I first saw the picture of your blooming Japanese Magnolia before reading anything, I thought where in the world are they that this is blooming today. Then I read your blog, how wonderful for that to bloom now! After all that devastation, God must be telling you he loves you.
Love, Ann
Found your blog and glad I did. What cuties you have photos of. Sorry about foot...but it seems to have not slowed you down too much.
How beautiful. I love magnolia trees. Happy pink
-Mya
Thank you for sharing your pretty pink Japanese magnolia blossom with us. It gave me a smile. Thanks for stopping by my blog. Take care.
I just love magnolia's - pink or not. They remind me of living in Charleston, S.C. Lovely post ! Hope you have a wonderful new week.
Patricia
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Lucky you to have your tree bloom twice, what a wonderful gift.
Kindredly, Lynne Laura
I'm so happy you visited my blog this past Saturday. I lived in New Orleans quite a few years back & smiled when I saw the name of your blog.
The flowers are beautiful :)
Take care
Nerissa
Hello Sue, I'm still making my pink saturday visits. Thank you so much for stopping by and posting a sweet comment! I love your fence and your garden plants.
Blessings, Shirl
Shirls Rose Cottage
what lovely flowers!!! I wanted to come by and tell you thank you for your love and support for me in this difficult time! with out my blog and blog friends I think it would of been harder then it already was!!! BIG BIG HUGS!!!
toodles-
sarah
We had a Magnolia tree in our front yard for years. It grew about an inch a year... Maybe a little more, but it was the slowest growing tree in history. I was always so jealous of the breathtaking Magnolias @ the Japanese Gardens in Fort Worth. I think I had the Charlie Brown tree of the Magnolia world!
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